Jose Saramago

1998 Nobel Edebiyat Ödülü

Körlük

Kabil

Ölüm Bir Varmis Bir Yokmus

Giovanni Pontiero

When Raimundo Silva, humble proof-reader for a Lisbon publishing house, takes it upon himself to insert a negative into the sentence of a history book, he rewrites history. The effect of this act of insubordination is to make his editor, the voluptuous Dr Maria Sara, fall in love with him.

The History of the Siege of Lisbon

Görmek

Ölümlü Nesneler

Bütün Isimler

Isaya Göre Incil

Yitik Adanin Öyküsü

Portekize Yolculuk

Mizraklar Mizraklar Tüfekler Tüfekler

Filin Yolculugu

Sıla Okur

Mağara

Baltasar ile Blimunda

Topragin Uyanisi

Combining bitter satire, outrageous parody and uncanny hallucinations, this collection of José Saramago’s earliest stories from the beginning of his writing career attests to the novelist’s imaginative power and incomparable skill in elaborating the most extravagant fantasies. Each tale is a wicked, surreal take on life under dictatorship: in ‘Embargo’ a man drives around a city that is slowly running out of petrol; ‘The Chair’ recounts what happens when dictator Salazar falls off his chair and dies; in the Kafkaesque ‘Things’ the life of a civil servant is threatened as objects start to go missing.

The Lives of Things

قصة حصار لشبونة

Ricardo Reisin Öldügü Yil

Lizbon Kusatmasinin Tarihi

Jose Saramago

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